The phrase "alternate reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different interpretations or perspectives on a text, artwork, or situation.
Example: "In literary analysis, an alternate reading of the character's motivations can reveal deeper themes in the story."
Alternatives: "alternative interpretation" or "different perspective".
Like HIV-1 proviral DNA, the GEO-D03 DNA vaccine expresses multiple proteins from a single transcript through alternative splicing and alternate reading frames (Fig. 2A).
It encodes two distinct proteins, translated in alternate reading frames, from alternatively spliced transcripts.
Outside the store I gaze at the window display, where a dozen titles offer a dozen alternate reading futures.
An alternate reading is that victory might have been possible if Sanders had played by the rules.
In an alternate reading, the snarl-up was not designed to punish the amiable Sokolich but New Jersey senate leader Loretta Weinberg, whose district is in Fort Lee, because she blocked Christie's supreme court nominees.
Yet the objector is not satisfied with Vasubandhu's alternate reading of the Buddha's words.
Alternately, in the presence of a SNP, a large fraction of the alternate reads should cluster into a few pools.
Although we were not able to annotate singletons for assemblies where they were numerous, these were only found in three of the longest read-length assemblies and were were able to fully annotate two alternate read-length assemblies (200 bp and 400 bp) for all metric assessments.
When comparing alternate reads to the RA, 14% of contigs were removed due to indels; however, since indels were not relevant to this study, conservation within or between genotypes was not compared and thus the proportion based on misassembly is unknown.
The allele frequency of the variants was calculated as reads of alternate base/total reads.
Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus ORF5a protein is encoded in an alternate open reading frame upstream of the major envelope glycoprotein (GP5) in subgenomic mRNA5.
